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Could always buy the rack parts to put it in

Yes he's looking for code under buttplate, like this

Very nice one, def looks hardly used. Is earlier than my O block one, why was curious.

What letter block is the serial number? Hard to tell if E or G by bolt handle

Only reason looks plausible is the font matches rest of the gustloff 4's(4s different on bnz marked rifles from what seen) and the wear matches the gustloff floor plate making look together from beginning. Just an oddity that's annoying lol.

I had a byf43 from Mitchell's I got dirt cheap from someone years ago only original matching parts was receiver, barrel and possibly sights. Rest was force matched. Turned into a repro high turret for vintage sniper matches, and cold blued bolt. I knew want worth crap as a collectible, but...

Looks like bad welding. Was the sling swivel look detached? Edit: didn't see other pics... Does look like high velocity hit

Yeah I was going off this that I found

Complete parts breakdown incase anyone researched or collected info for research info. I found limited info on BCD 42 rifles, and most pronounced things was seemed to use allot of contractor parts to assemble rifles around this time from what I read. Receiver: BCD 42, eagle swastika 749 top...

First glance zoomed in looked like outline of a S on left, but rest doesn't line up so not sure now.

Want to say rifle was originally a s/42

I remember seeing your other cars when came to visit and drooling over them... But def love these older sedans more. Had room for it id look for a 37 olds touring project

Can try Murray's gunstocks in Oregon. Made one for a k43 I owned years ago. Was happy with it

Yeah I've gone back and forth on this. As much as I would like mine to look factory new, erased the battlefield look off been there done that with no way bringing it back. Learned to love the thinning splotchy finish

Merry Christmas

While cleaning up my k98, found a nice little surprise I've never noticed. Never seen a numbered cleaning rod in my life, so never looked. But under light noticed mine was stamped 84. We're they still numbered in late 41 early 42?

Mine are behind weighed 2"ash, 3/4" ballistic glass inletted in wood frame with hidden fob locks with gas shock assistance to lift heavy cover. Usually just rub them down with break free clp once a year.

Thanks, what I was leaning to. Was in a spares bin. Was curious if real or not to see if worth hassle to sell.

Built a display into a coffee table, that is easily concealable of what it is. This way can enjoy looking at what's in there, but conceal contents from prying eyes

Must admit my expertise is U.S. arms. While cleaning and oiling my k98, noticed the threaded area is bent or little off center. Made me wonder if it's a repro or original cleaning rod. No markings etc.